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  QA Automation testing Interview FAQs 1. What is Automation testing?  Automation Testing uses an automation tool to execute test cases. The main goal of Automation Testing is to reduce the number of test cases to be run manually and not eliminate Manual Testing. 2) When will you automate a test? Automation is preferred in the following cases Repetitive Tasks. Regression Testing Smoke and Sanity Tests. Test with multiple data sets.     Testing is not recommended for one-off test cases. Usually, the decision on which test cases to automate is based on the ROI (Return on Investment). The more times the automated test is executed, the better the ROI. 3) When will you not Automate testing? One should not automate in the following cases When the Application Under Test changes frequently One-time test cases Adhoc – Random Testing Exploratory Testing Usability tests that generally need manual intervention to check the test results Test cases with detailed setup requirements...

  Why Should I Learn QA Manual Testing? Manual Testing   aims Manual Testing is to catch bugs and feature issues before a Software Application goes live. When manually testing, the tester validates the key features of a Software Application. Analysts execute test cases and develop summary error reports without specialized automation tools. QA Manual Testing?  QA Manual Testing is a process of software testing to find defects and execute test cases without using any automation tools. A manual tester must think and act from an end-user perspective to find bugs and ensure correct behavior. Knowledge of any testing tool is not required for manual testing. Why do you choose QA testing? Any software or product is incomplete without its testing. Without testing, there could be some bugs in the product and customers will not get satisfied according to the requirements. For testing, all companies need to have a software tester for complete and satisfied software or product withou...